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Speaker 1: From Seapac, USA twenty twenty six in Texas. This is

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Speaker 10: Do you ever look at the United States Senate and

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Speaker 8: They just don't act.

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Speaker 8: To why it can't happen. Have we had enough of that?

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Speaker 10: The first candidate has a ninety seven percent CPEx score

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Speaker 10: in the House of Representatives. Please give a warm Seapack,

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Speaker 10: welcome to Congressman Mike Collins.

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Speaker 8: So, brother, all right, So the first.

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Speaker 10: Thing Seapack is endorsing Mike Collins to be the next

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Speaker 11: Man, you don't know how much I appreciate that. Having

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Speaker 11: your backing and the backing of Seapack means the world

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Speaker 11: to me, because people understand that y'all are out there

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Speaker 10: Okay, so we retired of being told that great things

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Speaker 8: Done when you hit the United States?

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Speaker 11: Listen, the biggest thing that we can do over there

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Speaker 11: I've only been in one one term for Congress in

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Speaker 10: Is there a favorite United States Senator that's there now

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Speaker 10: that you're going to kind of like learn a little

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Speaker 11: I think I kind of look at it the same

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Speaker 10: Passag You if you're going to live in Washington, they

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Speaker 11: Yeah, is that racist coming from the state of Georgia?

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Speaker 11: We live in the best country in the world.

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Speaker 6: Why shouldn't we have the most secure elections.

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Speaker 11: That's common sense. I will tell y'all folks something that

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Speaker 11: It doesn't make common sense. Why we don't pass that

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Speaker 11: It's not that complicated. And the only reason that we

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Speaker 11: let these illegals just flood into our country. We fed them,

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Speaker 6: That's why we need to send it to.

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Speaker 11: Step up and save this country by passing to Save

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Speaker 10: And which one of those nitwit senators that are from Georgia,

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Speaker 10: Now are.

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Speaker 11: You're running against you know, we're running against the trust

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Speaker 11: John iSOFT, and he definitely that's right. Well, he doesn't

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Speaker 11: reflect the values of the state of Georgia as people.

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Speaker 11: When you look at John ASoft a guy that how

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Speaker 10: Now, what about all this they say special influence and

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Speaker 8: Is that the money you're using to get this seat.

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Speaker 6: No, you know what, Matt, We've had.

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Speaker 11: We've had contributions from every county in the State of Georgia,

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Speaker 11: sixty percent of his money comes from those crazy people

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Speaker 11: He'll for sure be the third center for California until

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Speaker 10: What do you guys think, Mike Collins percentate from the

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Speaker 10: great State of Georgia.

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Speaker 8: Appreciate it.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Matt.

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Speaker 8: It's still do they're coming to Yeah.

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Speaker 10: All right, So you know, sometimes people can be in

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Speaker 8: Do you agree with that?

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Speaker 10: Do you agree with what Rick Scott said that maybe

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Speaker 10: it's time to give term limits a chance. Do you

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Speaker 10: think the Senate should be a turtle free zone?

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Speaker 8: Somebody got it.

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Speaker 10: Our next speaker is running to be the next United

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Speaker 10: States Center from Kentucky, Nate.

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Speaker 8: Morris, come join us at sea.

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Speaker 2: Fact.

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Speaker 10: Let's see, all right, Nate has that a little too

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Speaker 10: harsh turtle free zone?

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Speaker 2: Absolutely not.

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Speaker 12: It's time we get rid of the stension, Mitch of Kentucky.

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Speaker 8: Right, that's right.

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Speaker 10: The people are long suffering, you know, people with Southern accents,

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Speaker 10: you the person that will get it down to the

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Speaker 12: Well, first of all, Matt, I'm not a career politician.

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Speaker 12: I've never run for office before. I'm proud that I'm

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Speaker 12: a ninth generation in Kentucky and nineteen of my family

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Speaker 12: members worked in an auto plant building cars and trucks

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Speaker 12: We need people that are willing to hit the swamp

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Speaker 12: with everything they got and that's why I'm in this race.

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Speaker 10: As president Trump driven one of your garbage trucks.

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Speaker 12: Not yet, I'm hoping to make that happen soon.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely?

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Speaker 10: All Right, we got one hundred senators. We know that

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Speaker 12: Well, I'm proud of my friends Jim Banks, Bernie Marino.

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Speaker 6: One hundred percent.

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Speaker 12: And we got to send people more in the mold

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Speaker 8: You know, rural America has taken it on the chin.

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Speaker 10: It shouldn't come as any surprise that Seapack is officially

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Speaker 16: But we're gonna have girl talk. Nothing against the guys

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Speaker 16: Well again, so good to see everybody again again. And

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Speaker 7: And what I need Washington to do, it's to thank you.

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Speaker 9: only thing that you should care about is abortion or

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Speaker 9: breast cancer. To me, both important issues that we need

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Speaker 9: to talk about.

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Speaker 8: But there's so much more.

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Speaker 9: And as we look across the country and I talk

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Speaker 9: to women, they're concerned about affordability. They're concerned about putting

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Speaker 9: food on the table and making rent and the price

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Speaker 9: of everything that we are basically working over time to

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Speaker 9: bring down from four years of disastrous policies from a

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Speaker 9: Biden era and a broken healthcare system. When you look

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Speaker 9: at families and they're making decisions about healthcare.

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Speaker 8: It's the moms.

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Speaker 9: It's really the women in the family that are shopping

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Speaker 9: the plans and taking the kids to the doctor.

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Speaker 8: These are the things that we need to address.

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Speaker 9: And let us not forget that the entire system has

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Speaker 9: really shortchanged women across the board. And we heard from

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Speaker 9: the amazing doctor Bodicharia, the administrator of NIH today, only

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Speaker 9: nine percent of all of our research and development dollars

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Speaker 9: that we spend in this country goes towards women's issues.

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Speaker 9: Nine percent. That is an abomination. We really need to

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Speaker 9: dig in and make sure that we're fixing these fundamental

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Speaker 9: flaws in the system. And I think if we're talking

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Speaker 9: to women, we're saying we're going to get government out

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Speaker 9: of your way so that you can make the best

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Speaker 9: decisions for you, your family, your kids. Like I said,

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Speaker 9: they don't want their kids being indoctrinated at schools. And

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Speaker 9: I think that we saw this huge wake up call

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Speaker 9: with COVID where parents were getting the homework and saying,

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Speaker 9: what in the heck are you teaching my kids. People

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Speaker 9: are waking up, women are waking up, and it is

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Speaker 9: one hundred percent of fact that women are going to

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Speaker 9: be the decision makers when it comes to this election

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Speaker 9: in November.

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Speaker 16: What do you think as we're strategizing all in this room,

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Speaker 16: what is the message that we need to be talking

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Speaker 16: about when we talk to women.

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Speaker 17: Well, I've been watching a lot of Spanish media, Telemundo,

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Speaker 17: Univision Radio, and what I have not seen is a spokesperson.

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Speaker 17: We do not have anyone in the administration or in

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Speaker 17: the GOP on these platforms pushing back the lies in

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Speaker 17: the misinformation. Tell me why it's twenty twenty six. Why

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Speaker 17: does this administration not have a bilimbual that can talk

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Speaker 17: directly to the Spanish speaking community, Because, whether you like

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Speaker 17: it or not, they vote. And so Democrats are spreading misinformation,

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Speaker 17: lying to the Hispanic community, and yet we have absolutely

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Speaker 17: no one to educate the Hispanic community. So they're believing

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Speaker 17: all these lies and all this manipulation. And I'm here

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Speaker 17: to tell you the Democrat Party wants you to be misinformed.

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Speaker 17: They want you to be poor so they can continue

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Speaker 17: manipulating you and telling you how to vote. We want prosperity,

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Speaker 17: but in order for that to happen, we also need

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Speaker 17: to step up and be in these platforms.

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Speaker 16: Right, And you got to understand George Soros spent millions

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Speaker 16: and millions of dollars bought out the Spanish radio stations

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Speaker 16: in these heavily Hispanic areas. One area in specific, Miami,

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Speaker 16: they bought out Radio Mumbee, which was the talk radio

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Speaker 7: So they have the leftists.

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Speaker 16: They have a long term plan to push this leftist

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Speaker 16: propaganda into the Hispanic community, which I think is absolutely

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Speaker 16: devastating and something that us as Republicans, as conservatives need

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Speaker 16: to take back. So I got to ask you here, Representative.

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Speaker 8: There is this.

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Speaker 16: We talked about this article earlier with Isabelle Brown on

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Speaker 16: this that came out about this I regret becoming a mother.

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Speaker 16: It was it really went viral, and it was a

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Speaker 16: story of the woman who basically had the one year

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Speaker 16: old child, young child, and said I can't do this anymore.

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Speaker 16: I'm going to leave my husband, leave my child because

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Speaker 16: I got to live for myself.

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Speaker 8: You're amazing.

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Speaker 16: You have this newborn not newborn anymore, seven months, beautiful baby,

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Speaker 16: and you are really juggling this job in Washington and

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Speaker 16: then raising this child.

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Speaker 2: How do you do it? Well?

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Speaker 9: One shout out to all of the amazing moms and

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Speaker 9: grandma's out there.

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Speaker 8: Yes and hands wow.

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Speaker 9: Yes, honestly it motherhood changes you.

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Speaker 8: And it's so true.

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Speaker 9: What they say is that you don't know love, real

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Speaker 9: true love until you look at your child. And I

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Speaker 9: mean it changes you in so many fundamental ways. And

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Speaker 9: Washington and this job particularly, it's not built for women

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Speaker 9: who have children, young children. I'll say, I'm only the

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Speaker 9: fourteenth woman ever in history to give birth while serving.

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Speaker 9: And when I think when I started talking to the

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Speaker 9: Speaker and the team about you know, hey, I'm gonna

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Speaker 9: need to nurse and you know, we'll have to figure

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Speaker 9: this out with the vote schedule and stuff. I wasn't

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Speaker 9: asking for special favors, but they're like, we'll figure it out. Well,

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Speaker 9: if I figured out meant I had to figure it out.

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Speaker 9: So I took over the ceremonial signing room. And when

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Speaker 9: I say that motherhood changes you, it doesn't change you

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Speaker 9: near as much as it changed Speaker Johnson when he

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Speaker 9: walked in on me breastfeeding.

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Speaker 16: Oh, I could see his face.

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Speaker 8: Oh my Oh.

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Speaker 9: It's a funny joke that we have now.

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Speaker 7: But do you make it work?

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Speaker 8: Moms just make it right.

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Speaker 9: And I believe that representation in Washington shouldn't be limited

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Speaker 9: to one particular season of life. In order to really

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Speaker 9: effectually make it so that America is listened to and heard.

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Speaker 9: We need to have people in all seasons of life,

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Speaker 9: in every chapter of life. And so my little daughter, Augusta,

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Speaker 9: she I call her my road dog. She travels with

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Speaker 9: me everywhere, She votes on the house floor with me,

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Speaker 9: and I have an amazing husband. And my goal is

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Speaker 9: to prove that women can do this at any point

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Speaker 9: in time in their life. Nothing should hold them back,

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Speaker 9: because we need more moms, certainly in Congress.

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Speaker 16: Yes, And I got to say, as you all know,

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Speaker 16: Matt and I, we have three of our five girls here,

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Speaker 16: two are in college.

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Speaker 8: They work with us.

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Speaker 7: They really do.

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Speaker 16: They work long, long hours with us and are just

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Speaker 16: really such an instrumental part of really seapack. And so

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Speaker 16: I'm appreciative to my girls too, and Grandma Sue, who's

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Speaker 16: here as well, Matt's mom, who's been wonderful, wonderful prayer

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Speaker 16: warrior for us. And so Lri, I got to ask you,

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Speaker 16: we have this divide the single women, heavily democrat I

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Speaker 16: think went over I think fifty eight percent for Kamala

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Speaker 16: Harris and the presidential I don't know why they would

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Speaker 16: do that. And then married women, you know, slightly more

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Speaker 16: on our side, on the conservative Republican side.

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Speaker 7: Explain the difference.

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Speaker 8: What do you see?

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Speaker 17: Well, I think we shouldn't, you know, judge women for

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Speaker 17: being single, you know, I think.

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Speaker 7: We all hold an important value.

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Speaker 17: I think we shouldn't be competing with each other. I

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Speaker 17: think a single women and married women should be complimenting

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Speaker 17: each other. We're not here to, you know, fight amongst

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Speaker 17: each other. We need to come together because at the

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Speaker 17: end of the.

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Speaker 7: Day, we are all women, you know. But I do

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Speaker 7: see that.

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Speaker 17: You know, when you become a mom, it does change you,

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Speaker 17: and it's a natural thing.

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Speaker 7: It's an instinct. You know that.

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Speaker 17: There is no words to describe being being a mom.

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Speaker 17: You have to live it, and until you become a mother,

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Speaker 17: you'll understand.

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Speaker 7: But you know, women have the right to decide if

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Speaker 7: that's what's right for them.

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Speaker 2: Right or not right.

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Speaker 7: My best friend doesn't want to have kids.

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Speaker 17: She's a single mom, single women but not married, and

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Speaker 17: she's very happy and a strong conservative because she cares

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Speaker 17: about the economy, she cares.

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Speaker 7: About taxes, she cares about border security.

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Speaker 17: She immigrated here to this country as well and did

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Speaker 17: it the right way. So I just believe that we

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Speaker 17: don't need to attack certain women just because they're married

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Speaker 17: or not or not.

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Speaker 7: We need to compliment each other and work together.

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Speaker 16: Okay, we're going to wrap up here. I want Vira

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Speaker 16: first tell me what do we have to do to

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Speaker 16: make sure that women vote for Republicans in the midterm.

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Speaker 17: Well, I believe, as a strong conservative Latina, I think

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Speaker 17: that this administration and the GOP needs to have a

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Speaker 17: spokesperson that resonates with the Hispanic community because at the

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Speaker 17: end of the.

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Speaker 16: Day, we are the future of the Republican Party representative.

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Speaker 8: I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 9: I love Myra and I think she's absolutely spot on

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Speaker 9: with this. By the way, my guilty pleasure to Novella's

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Speaker 9: seriously for real, great show if y'all.

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Speaker 6: Haven't watched it.

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Speaker 9: But the most important thing that we can do, and

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Speaker 9: particularly everyone in this room can do to ensure that

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Speaker 9: women get out and vote. We can't scream into the

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Speaker 9: echo chamber. We have to get out and talk to

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Speaker 9: our friends, our neighbors who aren't here, the ones who

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Speaker 9: maybe don't agree with us on every issue. We have

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Speaker 9: to get into the places and spaces that conservatives traditionally

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Speaker 9: haven't gone. That's how we're going to keep the House,

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Speaker 9: keep the Senate, and guarantee another two years for President Trump.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, and we're committed again with our CEPAC Women's Coalition.

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Speaker 16: Please join us. It's a powerful group to join as

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Speaker 16: we're really going to take on the Democrats on this issue.

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Speaker 16: They are not the party of the women. They actually,

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Speaker 16: I think, suppress.

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Speaker 6: The women in so many ways.

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Speaker 16: And we got to make sure that we keep our

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Speaker 16: family strong, our men strong, as well as we continue

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Speaker 16: in this battle to save America.

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Speaker 8: Thank you both so very much.

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Speaker 1: Stay with us more. Seapack USA twenty twenty six Only

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Speaker 1: on Real America's Voice From Seapack USA twenty twenty six

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Speaker 1: in Texas. This is Real America's voice.

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Speaker 8: Everything they said about him has been wrong. I don't

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Speaker 8: know how he does it.

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Speaker 18: It has always been a battle against Donald Trump.

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Speaker 14: The reason why we want him as president is because

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Speaker 14: he's not stuck in this kind of bureaucratic mechanation.

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Speaker 13: He was very clear, if you hit your target, you

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Speaker 13: are golden, and you could work and work and work

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Speaker 13: and do a great job.

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Speaker 2: Trump does the same thing in a different medium. He's

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Speaker 2: talking directly to the American people.

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Speaker 3: That's why Trump is transformational because he kind of came

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Speaker 3: outside the Republican Party.

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Speaker 2: He's a great closer.

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Speaker 10: He understands what the most important issues are to voters.

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Speaker 1: Not only is America a great country, but that we

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Speaker 1: Americans are good people.

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Speaker 12: Donald Trump stands for everything that's good, everything that we.

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Speaker 2: Need, what needs to be changed in our society today.

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Speaker 18: Think about the Trump supporter that was demonized, that was

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Speaker 18: taken down, that was criticized, that was targeted. Think about

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Speaker 18: that person out there that is the one they are

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Speaker 18: winning tonight, the American people.

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Speaker 2: They've spoken up tonight.

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Speaker 6: We just looked your history. We're never gonna say anything.

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Speaker 15: Like this ever again, Ladies and gentlemen, this is the

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Speaker 15: battle for Brazil's future. Please welcome former Brazilian a congressman

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Speaker 15: in exile, the Honorable Edwardo Bolsonaro.

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Speaker 2: How are you all?

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Speaker 19: Don't know why I'm doing this video because I'm showing

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Speaker 19: to my father and I'm going to prove to everybody

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Speaker 19: in Brazil that you cannot shut it down. A move

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Speaker 19: ament by Jay unfairly the leader of.

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Speaker 2: This movement to see us Bolsonadu.

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Speaker 19: Thank you very much, and the ladies and gentlemen to

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Speaker 19: prove what am I talking here, Please a very warm

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Speaker 19: welcome to the next President of Brazil, Senator and my brother,

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Speaker 19: Flavio Bolsonaro.

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Speaker 2: Hello, everybody. Rach wanted to be here. Ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 20: I know many of you are looking at me right

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Speaker 20: now and thinking you recognize me from somewhere. You're probably

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Speaker 20: thinking of my father, former President of Brazil, JayR. Bosonao.

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Speaker 20: Here he is with Donald Trump at the White House

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Speaker 20: in twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 2: They called him the Trump of the Tropics.

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Speaker 20: Because he was loved by the people and care their values.

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Speaker 2: Without missing words.

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Speaker 20: Here he's speaking from this very stage at SEAPEC twenty

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Speaker 20: twenty three, when many.

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Speaker 2: Of you gave him a standing ovation. And here.

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Speaker 20: And here he's last week in the hospital where he

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Speaker 20: spent his seventh first birthday under arrest, Sentenced to twenty

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Speaker 20: seven years in prison, imprisoned for corruption like all Latin

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Speaker 20: American leaders, no imprisoned and convicted for twenty seven years

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Speaker 20: the rest of his life by law fair almost identical

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Speaker 20: to what Donald Trump suffered here in America. The formal

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Speaker 20: charge is similar to what President Donald Trump faced. Insurrection

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Speaker 20: sounds familiar, but the real reason is the same. The

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Speaker 20: greatest political leader in my country seats is in prison

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Speaker 20: for defending our conservative values without fear and opposing the

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Speaker 20: system with everything he had. I think my father fought

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Speaker 20: against COVID tyranny. He fought against drug cartos, he fought

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Speaker 20: against global elite interests, against the radical environmental agenda, against

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Speaker 20: the work agenda that destroyed family. That's above all, he

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Speaker 20: fought for freedom. My father was also Donald Trump's alive

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Speaker 20: and the last word leader to recognize Joe out of

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Speaker 20: a pen by then as president. They tried to assassinate him,

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Speaker 20: just like they tried to do with Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: They could not do it, and now.

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Speaker 20: He in prison, just like Donald Trump would be if

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Speaker 20: you had not fought successfully to save him. Brazilians are

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Speaker 20: still fighting because when they imprisoned my father, they brought

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Speaker 20: this man back to power.

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Speaker 2: The same people who imprisoned my father.

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Speaker 20: Took this menialist ex president Lua da Silva, convicted multiple

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Speaker 20: times for corruption, out of prison and put him back

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Speaker 20: in the presidence. All of this under a fluid of

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Speaker 20: USAID money and massive interference from the Body administration. The

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Speaker 20: results Brazil is living another devastating economic price, a public

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Speaker 20: security crist with huge expansion of narco terrorist cartos and

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Speaker 20: multiple corruption scandals involving even lureless own family members. But

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Speaker 20: maybe we're thinking why should we care?

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Speaker 2: This is Brazil's problem.

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Speaker 20: Let's me explain exactly why this matters to America and

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Speaker 20: to the world. First, we don't think you fully understand

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Speaker 20: the scale.

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Speaker 2: Of what we are talking about. Brazil is larger in.

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Speaker 20: Territory than the continental United States. We have two hundred

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Speaker 20: and twenty million people in the nation that is ninety

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Speaker 20: percent Christian.

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Speaker 2: We represent more than half of all.

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Speaker 20: South America in territory population and GDP. With all respect

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Speaker 20: to our neighbors, just one Brazilian state has a larger

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Speaker 20: economic than the second largest economy in the region. We

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Speaker 20: control the world's largest fresh water reserves, vest agricultural lands

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Speaker 20: that feed the world, and energy resource that could power continents.

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Speaker 20: Even our neighbors know that our region cannot prosper if

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Speaker 20: Brazil fails. Any Latin American policy that does not take

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Speaker 20: Brazil into account is doomed to failery. But here's what

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Speaker 20: should really get your attention. Brazil is due is going

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Speaker 20: to be the battleground where the future of the handshere

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Speaker 20: will be fought because Brazil is America's solution to break

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Speaker 20: independence on China for critical minerals, especially rare earth elements.

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Speaker 20: Right now, America it still depends on China for about

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Speaker 20: seven percent of rare earth's imports, and China controls seventy

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Speaker 20: percent of global mining and over ninety percent of defending

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Speaker 20: and processing.

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Speaker 2: Why does it matter? These rare earths.

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Speaker 20: Are essential for computer processors and ea revolution that's transforming

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Speaker 20: our world and the American defense equipment. Without these components,

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Speaker 20: American technological innovation becomes impossible, and the production of the

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Speaker 20: advanced military system that maintained American superiority falls into the

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Speaker 20: hands of adversaries. Without them, America's technological revolution stars and

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Speaker 20: national security becomes vulnerable. And when America becomes vulnerable, the

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Speaker 20: entire free world becomes vulnerable. So how has brazil relationship

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Speaker 20: with the United States been since the man that Joe

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Speaker 20: Biden and the American deep state worked so hard.

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Speaker 2: To bring to power to control.

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Speaker 20: Lula and his party are openly anti American. He speaks

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Speaker 20: publicly about undermining the dollar as the global curacy. He

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Speaker 20: has a ligne Brazil with China on a massive scale.

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Speaker 20: He has opposite American interests on every single eting of

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Speaker 20: foreign policy, publicly disguising President Trump's action on Venezuela, Iran,

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Speaker 20: Kuba and the fights against drug trafficking.

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Speaker 2: Most shocking of all, he has used it have a

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Speaker 2: lobbing with.

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Speaker 20: Thirteen US advisors to prevent Brazil's two largest drug cartels

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Speaker 20: from being classified as terrorists organizations. Yes, even according to

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Speaker 20: a New York Times article published yesterday, the president of

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Speaker 20: my country loves America to protect terrorists, organizations that oppress

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Speaker 20: my people, laundry money.

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Speaker 2: And that export drugs and.

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Speaker 20: Weapons to the United States.

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Speaker 2: And to the world.

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Speaker 20: And just two weeks ago, as proof of how bad

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Speaker 20: things have gotten, brazil Ander Lula canceled the visit of

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Speaker 20: doctor Darren Beatt, Senior Advisor of Brazil Policy at the

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Speaker 20: US State Department, the highest American diplomatic position for dealing

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Speaker 20: with Brazil, something unprecedent in our history. All because doctor

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Speaker 20: Biddy asked to visit my father in prison and evaluate

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Speaker 20: his conditions. Yes, Brazil is now expelling American diplomats. Now

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Speaker 20: I understand President Trump is very busy making America great

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Speaker 20: again and must maintain institutional relationships with leaders of every country,

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Speaker 20: regardless of his personal preferences.

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Speaker 2: And they know that sometimes.

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Speaker 20: When surrounded by advisors with their own interests.

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Speaker 2: The pictures gets blurred.

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Speaker 20: But I'm confident that the grace that deal make in

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Speaker 20: history can easily see who Brazil's real allies are.

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Speaker 2: But let me share the good news.

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Speaker 20: I told you, I told you.

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Speaker 2: We are still fighting.

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Speaker 20: And at the end of this last year, my father

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Speaker 20: gave me the greatest mission of my life to run

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Speaker 20: for president in his place in October twenty twenty six elections.

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Speaker 2: And let me look you in the eyes and tell

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Speaker 2: you we will win.

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Speaker 20: I'm leading the pools across the country. I'm building a

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Speaker 20: massive coalition business leaders started off corruption, young people hungry

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Speaker 20: for opportunity, Families disparate to protect their children from drugs

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Speaker 20: and crime. I'm building a movement Brazil has not seen

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Speaker 20: in years, a Katie Edge conservative project that bring together.

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Speaker 2: The old and the new generations.

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Speaker 20: That will bring prosperity to the Brazilian nation and finish

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Speaker 20: the cycle of misery and violence that the left is

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Speaker 20: living as a cursed legacy. Just last week, even the

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Speaker 20: prediction Marcus, you started putting me as the favorite two

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Speaker 20: win the election, and.

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Speaker 2: When I the Brazilian people, we once once.

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Speaker 20: Again have a president who fights against global elits interests,

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Speaker 20: against the radical environmental agenda, against the whole agenda that

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Speaker 20: destroys families, against drug carteros, and above all, fights for

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Speaker 20: freedom and traditional values. A president who proclaims without fear

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Speaker 20: that Jesus Christ is our Lord. Trump two point zero

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Speaker 20: is being much better than Trump one point zero. Right well,

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Speaker 20: Boson Auto two point zero will also be much better

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Speaker 20: thanks to the experience getting during my father's presidence.

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Speaker 2: But America, we will also have is Alli back.

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Speaker 20: Brazilian America were made for each order. We share the

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Speaker 20: same Judeo Christian values, and we have what your order needs.

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Speaker 20: American needs security, supply chains for critical materials, a reliable

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Speaker 20: partner in the hemsphere, and a massive market for America

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Speaker 20: goals and services. And Brazil needs three things help fighting

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Speaker 20: transnational drawer, cortos, investments, and technology.

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Speaker 2: There is no nation in.

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Speaker 20: The world that can help us with this better than

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Speaker 20: the United States, and we are aligned.

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Speaker 2: No one can stop us. This is a fork in

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Speaker 2: the road. That's America face.

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Speaker 20: Either you have the most powerful ally in the hemisphere

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Speaker 20: or an antagonist that allies with American adversaries and makes

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Speaker 20: any American policy for the region impossible. So some of

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Speaker 20: you are asking how you can help. I askue you directly.

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Speaker 20: We don't want interference in Brazilian elections, like the bid

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Speaker 20: the administration did to bring.

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Speaker 2: Lula to power.

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Speaker 20: As I said, I'm going to win because it's the

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Speaker 20: will of my people. But for that will to be preserved,

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Speaker 20: we need free and fair elections, and this is a

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Speaker 20: great challenge. If our people can express themselves freely on

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Speaker 20: social media and if votes are counted correctly, we win.

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Speaker 2: My appeal here.

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Speaker 20: Not only to the United States, but to the entire

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Speaker 20: free world, is this, Watch Brazils elections with enormous attention,

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Speaker 20: learn and understand our process, monitor our people's freedom of expression,

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Speaker 20: and apply diplomatic pressure so that our institutions functions properly.

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Speaker 20: Instead of the body administration interfering in our elections to

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Speaker 20: resolve a socialition who hates America, apply in diplomatic pressure

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Speaker 20: for free and elections based on values of American origin.

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Speaker 20: That's a good change of foreign policy for the region.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 20: My father sits in prisoner tonight for the same beliefs

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Speaker 20: you hold, but his sacrifice.

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Speaker 2: Will not be in vain. Next year, when I return to.

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Speaker 20: This stage as President of Brazil, we won't just be

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Speaker 20: celebrating another election victory.

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Speaker 2: We will be celebrated the.

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Speaker 20: Birth of the strongest conservativilized in Western Hemisphere history, the

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Speaker 20: beginning of a new era where freedom wins, where our

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Speaker 20: children and hemisphere worth defending. God Bless America, God bless Brazil.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.

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